If I own example.org, example.com, example.net, and want visiters to view the same site no matter what address they go to, should I redirect two of the addresses to the third, or simply serve up the site without redirection regardless of the addresses used?

I would be curious to extend this question to include whether it makes any practical difference whether you have http:// redirect to www. or other combinations. or should that be its own question?
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DamonJan 7 '11 at 3:27

@ Damon, I know it makes a difference in google analytics.. I often see two stats for the same page, one with www and one with http://.
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paylingJan 7 '11 at 13:31

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Use one domain as a primary domain and redirect the other two to it. Otherwise, besides confusing your users, you will incur duplicate content penalties from Google which obviously are not a good thing.